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A group photograph of men and women in the choir in front of the stage in the "old" Hall. Reverend Canon E. M. Malone is standing fifth from the left in the second row, surrounded by unidentified people.
Back row: Left to right Arthur Peake, Bev Armstrong
Third row: Left to right: Al Breedon, [ ?] Hyndman, Walter Hyndman, Fred Hyndman, [ ? ], Peter Taweel, Art Maclean, Paul Kays, Harry Sharma, Robert Acorn
Second row: Left to right: [?] Brady, [?], [?], [?], Canon Malone, Canon Moffatt,Canon Ibbott, [?], [?] Harvey MacPherson
Front row: Left to right: Paul Taweel, Frances MacPherson, [?], [?] Corrie, Helen Acorn, Susan Brenton (Organist), Annie Birt, Nancy Hyndman, Gladys Kays, Peter Kays

The photograph shows the Reverend Canon E. M. Malone and Mrs. Malone outdoors at the Banff Springs Hotel in Banff, Alberta. the location and date information were written on the back of the photograph.

The portrait is a colour painting of Reverend George Wright Hodgson. Unsure if it is a copy or original artwork.

The photograph is a group portrait of the Prayer Book Revision Committee of the General Synod of 1911-1916. People are numbered within the portrait and their names are listed along the sides.

The people in the portrait are as follows from 1-50: 1) Matheson the Abbot of Rupert's Land; 2) Worrell the Abbot of Nova Scotia; 3) Du Vernet the Bishop of Caledonia; 4) Sweeny the Bishop of Toronto; 5) Williams the Bishop of Huron; 6) Pinkham the Bishop of Calgary; 7) Mills the Bishop of Ontario; 8) Richardson the Bishop of Fredericton; 9) Scriven the Bishop of Columbia; 10) Bidwell the Bishop of Kingston; 11) Thornloe the Abbot of Algoma; 12) Farthing the Bishop of Montreal; 13) Gray the Bishop of Edmonton; 14) Robins the Bishop of Athabasca; 15) Hamilton the Bishop of Mid Japan; 16) Stringer the Bishop of Yukon; 17) White the Bishop of Honan; 18) Williams the Bishop of Quebec; 19) Reeves the Assistant Bishop of Toronto; 20) Doull the Bishop of Kootenay; 21) Newnham the Bishop of Saskatchewan; 22) Canon D'Easum of New Westminster; 23) Chancellor Campbell of Quebec; 24) Mr. H.S. Crotty of Victoria B.C.; 25) Lofthouse the Bishop of Keewatin; 26) Neales the Dean of Fredericton; 27) Starr the Dean of Ontario; 28) Canon Simpson of Charlottetown, PEI; 29) Armitage the Archbishop of Halifax; 30) Canon Powel of Toronto; 31) McJustice Fitzgerald of Charlottetown, PEI; 32) Rural Dean Cayley of Toronto; 33) Schofield the Dean of Columbia; 34) Gilman the Archdeacon of Algoma; 35) Evans the Dean of Montreal; 36) Canon Patterson-Smyth of Montreal; 37) Professor Abbott Smith of Montreal; 38) Chancellor Davidson; 39) Mr. Matthew Wilson of Chatham, Ontario; 40) Principal Lloyd of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; 41) Chancellor Martin; 42) Canon Dyson Hague of Toronto; 43) Canon Plumtre of Toronto; 44) Coady the Archdeacon of York; 45) Chancellor Worrell of Toronto; 46) Newnham the Archdeacon of Fredericton; 47) Canon Craig of Petrolia; 48) Mr. Chas Jenkins of Petrolia; 49) Coombs the Dean of Rupert's Land; 50) Canon Sutherland of Hamilton.

The portrait is of Frederick de St. Croix Brecken, founder and early trustee of St. Peter's Cathedral Church. Research indicates that he was a lawyer, politician, and office holder; he was born on 9 December 1828 in Charlottetown, the second son of John Brecken and Margaret Leah de St Croix. He married Helen Leith Boyd Emslie in Saint John, New Brunswick on 28 September 1858 and they had three children. He died on 14 October 1903 in Charlottetown.

The photograph shows an elaborate church pulpit. The location of the church is unknown, but the photograph was taken by a photographer in England so it is likely an English church.

The photograph is a portrait of George R. Bagnall. A note on the back of the image says he was a banner bearer.

The photograph is a portrait of John Ellis. The inscription on the back reads "John Ellis Assistant Priest 1871-1877." Above that inscription, written in pencil, is "Mrs. E. J. Hodgson." It is unclear why there are two inscriptions. The photographer is identified as based in Calcutta.